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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-02-04
" sympnthelior Bo,ton.

Sympathetic is believed to be word
sacred to the Bostonese.
q The other day resident on tho "hi,i .
was overheard ordering the family dinner
at n stall In the Bolyston market. md
this Is the way she did it:
+ % You may send me spring lamb. Have
you this springs lamb2 Very we'll -scn.
that. and two punches Of asparagus am
can OF 'petits pols.' They nre
80 sympathetic with lamb."-IBostot1
Herald.
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~~.Sss,sa.n Was.

Down Mt Selma tho other da, me " I'M I'M.
dertakcrs held q convention and VI, NJ
welcomed to tho city by doctor actinS
MHs this put-up jobf-[Montgomery
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JOS. v. KELLY,
Attorney at Law,

TAzKwRl.L c. H., VIRGINIA..
Will practice in all the Courts of
= Tazcwell and adjoining counties.
All claims intrusted will receive
Prompt and particular attention.
" REAL ESTATE AGENT.
4, Parties, DESIRING to buy or sell any
H,flsof Real Estate will do. well to
confer Nith'ine
Small commissions charged.
Office; with A. j, & S. ID. BlAY,
opposite the Courthouse.
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Announcement for ONCE.

We, are authorized and requested to an-
nounco Daniel Cnrte, Candidate for
Commissioner of the Revenue for Clear
Fsrl District Mt the election to h. he'd in
Hny next. Nov &c.
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Or. DEWlTr's
COUGH & CONSUMPTION CURE.

o0"tpoSos OF ffonrHo'tTId, 1dr, Wild Cherry
and other pure drsGs.
u 10 the best Expectorant in use. curcs Con.
sssmpt10n In its early stage also ConghA Colds.
gro Group Asthma, and alays al bronchial irrita-
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EB Perfectly safo for ch!ldron.
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UnWeicouuo.

II Burt Hallet wishes to oblige US herE
keep his pot owl out of our office. i.ostS
timo 1t was hero 1t stuffed n mouse in the}
EDITORIAL Ink bottle Il Hotaling (Ga.If
Herald. II
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NEW sMIrH SHOP.

The undersigneh, both practical black
liths. have nssncinte, themselves to ,cth-
err for the purpose of serving the public in
timt line of business. They are prepared
TO do ail kinds Of work. from now wagon
or hack OF other ychicl,. down to the sim
plcst repairing. They will make specially
If
HORSE SIIOEING,
which they promise TO do to perfection.
They have employed u good Wagon Maker,
who will do all manner of Wond Work.
Shop at the cnst end of town. Call OH us.
Jan; 7,S7.ly HALL & MULKEY. "a
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Wholesale Prices Current
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

for the prompt relief of throat and lung
,llseases peculiar to children. coxsidcr
IL mn absolute cure for all such affections,
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Mrs. l.. l.. Herman, 1877 Mercer ST., Jersey
City, writes; al havo always found
Ayers Cherry rectoral useful In my fam.
ily." b. T. johnson, Mt. Savage, Md,
writes: "For the speedy cure Of sudden
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affection, supposed to DO Quick Con.
sumption. Wo now regard tho Pcctorsl
as household necessity" T.. VI. Drcrk-
enridyc, Braincrd. MIMI. writes: ~
am subject to Bronchitis, and, wherever I
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HENRY & GRAHAM,

AttornSys at Law, Tazewell Q. 7H..Va
Practice in the Courts of Tazewell, Rus
soil and Buchanan counties, FedcralC Courts
At Abingdon md Court of Appeals mt
wytheyilla. va;
81 Particular attention paid to thecolleo-
ti.-, OF ciaiins i'll the above named and nd
jniaspg sounties; will nlso pay special Mt
ssntita to the investigation of lnnd titles III
said - unties-- as well Us in the counties of
MelMxell and Mercer, West Virginia.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

FRANCHINI, the great Italian singer, il
dead.
The Emperor of Austria spends over 81, 600,
0OO year on the Vienna Opera House.
Next season Joseph jefferson will make an
extended tour in the South and Southwest.
THE custom of giving oratorio perform
ances i'll English cathedrals is fast spreading
Colonel Robert G. Ingersolls eldest
daughter is said to have the purest and best
soprano voice in New York
1t is said that the famous Swedish tenor,
Bjorksten, who has made such success in
Paris, is soon to come to this country.
Miss ANNIE PIxLEY is looking for thea
tire in New York in which to start a comedy
company, with herself as stock star.
MRS. JAMES Brown POTTER is to appear
in "Old Love Letters, at a performance in
London i'll Baron Rothschilds palatial man
sion.
Another young American violinist has
been making stir in Germany. This is Miss
Campbell, who recently gave a concert
at Gorbersdorf in Silesia.
At the next concert of the London Musical
society, a cantata by Beethoven which has
recently been discovered will be presented.
1t is said to be very beautiful
"THE PYRAMID" !" Mr. Puerner's new comic
cess at the Star Theatre New York, where
the audiences are large and enthusiastic.
WHEN Adelina Patti first appeared in Lon
don at the age of seventeen, Mr.. Gye, the
manager, contracted with her for five
years engagement and agreed to pay her
5000 each time that she sung During her
recent tour she received $4,000 night
III e Vaudeville Theatre, London, England
has been successful as a house of long runs
May % Sophia" was played for the S00th
time. "The Two Roses ran for 400 nights
"The School for Scandal 400 "Our Boys
1862, and Confusion 457. This is making
All average of over 900 nights for the five
plays covering period of nine years.
A SCENE, not on the bills, took place in the
theatre IN Las Vergas, N. NJ, one night re-
Gently, during Frederick Warde's perform
ance of "Richard Ill" In the wooing scene,
where Richard givesh his sword to Lady Anne,
several of the cowboys in the audience
shouted: xiii himln Stick him" and one
catteman, more enthusiastic than the others,
drew u pistol. and, pointing it at the TRACE
dian, said: ANY man who would treat wo-
man like that ought to diew He was dis
armed at once and taken from the theatre.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
new ENGLAND NEWS.

Four men were fishing in Portsmouth IN.
H. harbor on Sunday, when the boat cap
sized and one was drowned.
One hundred 'arctic'' makers at the Para
rubber company South Framingham, Mass,
quit work at the refusal of raise of two
cents on the Manitoba" shoe.
Waltham, Mass, is to have el ctric lights.
The Old Colony railroad has opened travel
on its double track system as far as East
Weymouth, Mass.
The Commercial club of Boston is spending
this week with the Commercial club of
Chicago, in visit to St Paul and Minneap-
oils
The railroad commissioners have reached a
decision in the matter OF Sunday newspaper
morning. The trains are to run, also the 8
o'clock limited over the New England road
Two brakemen have been arrested for rob-
bing Boston & Albany freight cars.
Rev. Mr.. Kimball has raised $1,000 of the
$4,000 debt of Pilgrim Church, Nashua, N. H.
About 20 sail of mackerel schooners are off
Sandwich, and 10 sail off Highlands. Those
off Highlands are appar, ntly chas 'ng schools
In the case of Herbert Darton, who was
shot by the careless handling of rifle in q
shooting gallery, at New Haven, Ct, the
chances are against his recovery. Allan
Leslie, the man who was handling the gun a
the time of its discharge, has surrendere
himself Leslie belongs in Worcester, Mass
A squad of police raided tho barber shop
Of Daniel g. Gaines of Worcester, Mass,
which has for some time been suspected Of
being re ort for colored gamblers The
door was forced with a heavy timber. A
poker game was in progress and six occu-
pants of the room were arrested.
The Lynn city government will assist in
the entertainment of R. E. Lee camp OF
| Richmond, Va, when it visits that city on
June 18th.
Eight men had a narrow escape from being
crushed beneath falling building in Ea
! Eojton.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
MARRIED THE WHOLE LOT.
FIVE GEORGIA BROTHERS WE'D FIVE
SISTERS,
ExasperatIng the Father OF the Girls and
the Mother of the Boys, who, Unable
TO Prevent the Last Union, Set Things
Right.

There was performed at Fay etteville, Ga.
marriage ceremony which is the culmina-
tion of remarka able series of matrimonial
ventures. In cosy farm houses on opposite
sides of the road lived the two families of
Handy and Starnes. To each came an equal
number of children. The Hambys were all
boys and the s arneses were all girls. The
children, ten in number lived together al
most as one family, and it was natural
thing for the oldest Mr., Handy and the first
born Miss Starnes to marry.
This marriage was followed by that of the
next couple, and so on, down to the fourth:
when Mr.. Starnes violently protested against
letting the Hambys have any more of his
daughters.
The marriage was finally permitted tc
take place. Two weeks ago the paterna
Handy died, and during the period of
mourning greater intimacy sprung up be-
tween the two families. Mr.. Starnes missed
his youngest and only single daughter, and
then learned that the youngest OF the Ham
bys was also missing. The truth flashed
upon his mind. He rode over the eighbor-
hood in search of the pair. Following the
trail, he reached the house of justice of
the peace and learned that he had married
the young couple. The interview, when Mr..
Starnes found them, was stormy one, and
he left them in a rage.
Reaching home, he drove up to the wild.
owls house. Get in," said he, pushing her
by the shoulder; ''get in the buggy at once.
There must be no more fooling about this
matter" Starnes took his seat by her side
and was in Squire Tomlin'sp sparlor before the
widow knew exactly what was the matter.
"Marry us quick" was Starnes' emphatic
request; "I am going to put an end to this
excitement around my place. 1 reckon the
Hamby's will be all sati,fied then" The
individuals of the consolidated family are
now trying to solve the problem exactly
what relation they all are to each other.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
FLEEClNG ITALIANS.

Shameful Treatment That May Cause
Trouble Down I'm Maine.
For some time there has been presented at
Bangor Me-, and elsewhere an aliuring ad-
yertisement announcing that men were
wanted by Canadian Pacific contractors, and
that the pay would be Sl.50 per day with
board at So per week. and work was prom+
ised for a year. Recourse was had to the
Italian "boss," and there are probably 500 at
the lake and about Piscataquis county. A
business man of Bangor tells the rest of the
story:
IF there was ever an organized system OF
wrong set at work in this or any other coun-
try it exists to-day along the Meganyr fake
these Italians for instance. They leave New
York under promise of SO week, or Sc
and board. As matter of fact they get
very much less than that. know that the
Maine Central and Bangor & Pscataqus
railroads carry these men to Greenville from
Bangor for 81 so per man, and 1 know also
that the lot of 1875 were charged $3.50
transportation. Here is clean margin of
$125. They are charged so cents for an
hIHlul VI eudW, ~ CSutS lot
loaf of bread that don't ctst over
7cents, so cents for pound of pork and
the same for beef and when it comes to
drinks they sell vile mixture, made in pc
culiar way for rs cents pint that don't cost
over 10 and they don't take the trouble to
pay the United States tax either You can't
imagine the condition of these men. There
they are, poor, ignorant, unable to speak
English and 500 miles from York. their
home They work like beavers, while the
black flies, midges and mosquitoes plague
them day and night. In the morning they
take their bread and dish of macaroni warm
ed over fire, and on 1t make meal. They
have the same at noon and night and occa-
sionally piece of meat or pork. This
is all, and for it they are
paying each man an exorbitant
price. Even some of the Italians can stand
it and have left the woods, and, taking to
the railroad, have begun their journey on
foot to New York. Coming through Piscat-
aquis aad Penobscot counties penniless, it
is no wonder that they should steal, and the
farmers are educating their poultry to take
apartments in the upper story on retiring
at night. Thoe who do stay and some of
the gangs that are coming are likely to make
trouble. 1t now looks as though thare would
be 1900 of these fellows here by July, and,
if they do rise and go for tao bosses, the air
will be full of music. sure"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
is 1T CONSTITUTIONAL?
Doubts as to the Legality of the Inter
stale Commerce Commission.

Doubts as to the Legality of the Inter-
stale Commerce Commission.
1t appears that there is considerable doubt
as to the legality of the acts of the interstate
commerce commission. Good lawyers hold
that this commission is not composed of the
class of officers who can be appointed during
the recess of the senate. Great stress is laid
interstate commerce comm ission are new
offices" the president had no legal right to
fill them without the advice and consent Of
the senate; that the places were not 'vacan-
cies" according to the Interpretation of thai
word as repeatedly given by the senate; or
even if they be conceded to be vacancies
they did not happen during the recess of the
senate. They existed 27 days while the SEN
ate was in session.
The President approved tho "act to regu>
late commerce" Feb. 4. Congress remained
in session until noon of March 4, and, as a
reminder to the executive, the act in express
terms requires that ''the provisions relating
to the appointment and organization of the
commission herein provided shall take effect
Immediately" But, as is well known, the
President did not appoint the commission
until after congress expired.
Ex-Secretary Boutwell, of Massachusetts,
expresses the opinion that when the question
of the constitutionality of the interstate
commerce law shall have been brought
squarely before the supreme court of the
United States for adjudication, 'the latter
will crush out that anomalous, hybrid, extra
legislative, extra. executive, extra judicial
tribunal by declaring it unconstitutional"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
NEWS NOTES.
DOM MESTlC.

A general improvement is reported in
crops throughout the West owing TO the re-
cent plentiful rains.
Father McGlynn began stumping New
York state Monday evening, in favor Of the
Henry George party, with view TO running
a state ticket.
The International Typographical Union
began its annual meeting at Buffalo,
June 8.
Grand Master Workman Powderly is
against the boycott on E. S. Higgins car
pets.
Judge Barrett in the Sharp trial has or
dered the arrest of three men on a charge Of
corrupting jurors.
Frederick Hermann of Pittsburg Pa, beat
his wife so that she died, killed his little
daughter and cut his own throat all because
his child was secretly baptized by Cath
olic priest.
Gov Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia will ac>
company the Confederate Veterans to Bos-
ton.
The differences between the stove manu-
facturers and moulders at Pittsburg, Pa,
have been am cably adjusted
At the dedication of the actors monument
at Evergreen cemetery, Long Island ad-
dresses were made by Elwin Booth and a
poem by William Winter
The legality of the appointment of the in
terstate commerce commissioners has been
settled beyond doubt, according to decis-
ions by various attorney generals.
Yellow fever has been declared epidemic at
Key West.
A Chicago masked burglar has been de-
teetel by trying to sell stolen bond, after
holding it six years.
The disclosure of the fact ttata number of
young girls have been betrayed into lives OF
shame has causel much excitement and some
arrests at Utica, N. Y.
News has just been received at Munson,
Iowa, that Rev. DR.. Reid who left that place
last winter to become missionary in Contra
Africa, has been killed and eaten by tribe
Of canniblls.
The Cunard steamer Umbria made the
quickest passage on record-less than six
days-between Queenstown and New York
arriving in New York Saturday June 4.
Seventeen families from county Kerry
Ire, who say they have friends in Massachu,
sets, are held as paupers in New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

About ST. 900, 900 of the called per cents,
still outstanding are held by the national
banks as security for circulation.
Surg. General Hamilton of the Marine
Hospital has $50, 900 on hand from the epi-
demic appropriation with which to battle the
yellow fever at Key West, Fla.
Quite number of removals aud appoint
ments have been made by Second Comptrol4
ler Butler to meet the new appropriation
BILL
The troubles Of the national drill commit
lee are by no means over. A suit against the
national drill committee has been entered by
Thomas Kern of New York, caterer of the
national drill grounds, to recover $13, 900.
He was guaranteed 600O meals a day and
only furnished 1900.
The revenue steamer Richard Rush, has
sail2d from San Francisco for a cruise to
| Ounalaska and the seal islands for the pro~
lection of the seal fisheries The instruc>
tions to Capt Shepard are substantially the
same as those previously sent to Capt. Healy
Of the Bear, which is now cruising in Alas
kan waters. The orders to Capt Healy
made no reference to the treatment of
foreign vessels found fishing in the vicinity
of the seal islands
The Washington Sunday closing act has
been declared invalid
Secretary Endicott presented the diplo-
mas at the commencement Of the Columbian
! University law school
Hon. John B. Alley is president of a new
water gas company at Washington called
the Automatic Water Gas Company.
Secretary Lamar will succeed the late
Justice Woods on the supreme bench.
Question has been raised as to the legality
Of the acts of the interstate commission.
The collector of customs at San Francisco
has been given strict orders to prevent the
landing of convicts from New Caledonia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
A FREE MAN.
Mr.. RICHMOND LANE NOT GUILTY
The Government Acquitted Him I'm the
Matter OF the Abingdon Bank DeiOl.
cation.

The cases against Richmond j. Lane for
embezzlement have been mol pressed by the
government. The friends and relatives OF Mr..
Lane have raised large sum to make
satisfactory settlement with his creditors in
the civil suits, and, as to the criminal prosccu1
ton, U. s. Dist.-Atty. Stearns was satisfied
that there were many mitigating circum
stances that should be consid cred in the dis,
position of the indictment. After due investi-
CATION it was found that not any of this money
had ever benefited Mr.. Lane, but that it was
all lost in a leather board factory in Sacca
Kappa, Me, business venture in which the
Abingdon bank undertook to make good loss
which it had sustained by the insolvent cons
dition ofone Davis, creditor of the bank. Ii
was stated that majority OF the directors Of
the bank approved OF tho action in regard TO
the Saccarappa venture.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
DAMAGED BY AoLouD BURST.
Twenty Thousand nolIars Damag
Done in n Few Minutes

Twenty Thousand nollars Damage
Done in Few Minutes.
At Oberlin, o., on Sunday during thunder
storm, which swept over the northern part of
the state, much damage was done by cloud
burst or water spout. When the storm was
at its height all immense volume of water
came down suddenly, swelling to raging
torrent the little creek which flows through
the town. The stream rose several feet with
in few minutes, flooding streets, fill ng
cellars and in many cases driving persons to
the upper stories Of their dwellings. One
house was floated from its foundations AMI
havoc was played by the water in two lumber
yards. Three hundred feet Of the Lake Shore
railroad track were washed away and one
passenger train was stopped. The flood subsidized
almost as quickly as it came. Damage estI
mated at Sl5, 600 or 800, 900,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
Connecticut sundny Trnins.

The railroad commissioners of Connecticut,
after their hear ng to- day on the Sunday train
question, not only decided to author.
ize the running of he New York Suaday news.
paper train, but also tho limited expr, IS be-
tween New York and Boston, leaving ooch
city at 8 o'clock z. NJ. Sundiy. They also
Authorized special freight trains on the New
York Il Now England road, as requested by
Gen. Supt. jackson. Dir, ctor Robinson OF
the N. Y. N. II. & II. says that while he has
some doubt he regards the law as consttu,
t.onal, and says that the road should comply
with it until its consttutionility IS decided OF
a case brought by some passenger or slipper.
He further decides TINT commutution and mile
age tickets, bought before June l, will be good
on Sunday trains, bur those bought since will
not.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
AND POND, VERMONT, JUNE 10, 1887.

years. he possessed the faculty Of
ane discrimination both in private and pub
affairs, and among wide circle Of friends
and acquaintance hs was respected by all,
irrespective of party. The loss of his wife
was terrible blow to him, and, having in
previous years lost two brothers and two
sisters, his bereavements naturally had their
effect upon them. His life at Malone was
always marked by noble deeds of kindness
and benevolence, and good work in public
enterprises looking toward the welfare Of
she community and the people,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-10
THE PRESIDENTS REST.
MIR. Cleveland Greatly Benefted by His
Relief From Business.

The President has been greatly benefited by
his week of freedom from business. There
have been no departures by the gentlemen of
the Presidents party from the rule of plain
dressing that they adopted. Mrs. Cleveland
and Mrs. Lamont made concessiol to Sun
day by appearing in white costumes of soft
wooilen material, but without change of hats.
Ex-Vice-President Wheelers death recalls
the fact that he was formerly well-known
visitor and fisherman at Prospect House, N.
Y. During his term as Vice President he
brought President Hlyes and Mrs. Hayes
here, and Mrs. Hayes won some renown by
catching large laker.